The Superior Court of Justice (TSJ) of the Valencian Community has agreed to process the appeal presented by an individual against the “inactivity” of the Valencian Generalitat and the Security and Emergency Agency in relation to DANA.
As reported this afternoon by the Valencian TSJ, the Fourth Section of the Contentious Chamber of this court issued a decree by which it agrees to admit for processing the appeal presented by an individual against, as this appeal literally says, “ the inactivity of the Presidency”. of the Valencian Generalitat and the Security and Emergency Agency of the Generalitat itself regarding dana.
In accordance with the law, the Valencian TSJ agreed to request administrative files from those responsible. Additionally, it grants “defendant companies” nine days to “appear in court” as “defendants.”
The appeal was presented by Valencian lawyer Curro Nicolau. Nicolau is a lawyer who, during the pandemic, has filed dozens of appeals and claims in court related to the pandemic. Many of these failed and resulted in the Supreme Court’s judicial approval of mobility restrictions imposed by the central government. Nicolau also presented another contentious-administrative appeal to the Supreme Court “for inactivity of the (central) government in the management of the DANA disaster”.
Two days ago, this court referred to the Supreme Court another complaint filed by an association for the “inaction” of the government of Pedro Sánchez regarding the floods caused by DANA in the province. In this case, the Liberum association filed a complaint against the Government Delegation in Valencia, which is why the Valencian TSJ considered that the competent body is the Supreme Court.
